Aberrant Pancreatic Tissue in the Stomach

Allen, Robert; Rosenak, Bernard D.; Permer, E.

doi:10.1016/s0016-5085(52)80130-1

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“…Some 85 per cent (Allen, Rosenak, and Permer, 1952) of recorded instances of supernumerary pancreas have lain between the pylorus and upper jejunum, reminding us of the more diffuse distribution in lower vertebrates. In the earlier literature, these were named 'aberrant' pancreas (Benner,…”

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“…However, some 60 per cent protrude in submucosa (Huddock, Wanner, and Reilly, 1956) and are nearly always sessile and oval. Kjellman (1950Kjellman ( , 1951 showed that they tend to have a central pseudo-crater into which their duct systems may open. In many no duct is discernible but a central dimple or umbilication still occurs and is covered by normal gastric mucosa (Benner,195 I).…”

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